Looks as though one could take an existing bike with a longish wheelbase and turn the fork around to get an idea of the differences in handling. I suspect the effects of the negative rake would be somewhat confounded by the increased height and the change to the head angle. I note that the front wheel is smaller than the rear so it might require a loaner fork from a post-CR period TT bike. Who's feeling adventurous?
Charlie Young
Honeybrook, PA
> What is the design reasoning for the fork tips going
> backwards on motor pace bikes? How would this bike handle
> not in a motor pace? Angel Garcia
> Long Valley, NJ
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